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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04
TBLEGRAPHlC. ! Peel Makes an Effort to
 Assist Bremen. Governor Zulick Approves Bills
 by the Dozen. Wells Fargo and Company Escape
 Paying License. Canadians Aroused to the Danger
 ofTheir Inequity.
 Especial 10 the EprTAPa.
 COUNCIL.
 More Liberty For Judges. Special to the EPITAPH. PRESCOTT, Feb. An ierson intro duced bill from the Code Commission concerning inquisition, This gives Dis trict Judges additional latitude in injun- ction cases.
COUNCIL.
Rel,ef Biil.

Special to the EPITApH,
 PRESCOTT, Feb. 4-The bill for the relief of Ex-Sheriff Tyner became a law to-day.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

Louisiana molasses at SI.25 per gallon also fine assortmen, of Louisiana sugar. just received at Toe Hoeher's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

The legislature is very busy all the while but as yet have accomplished very little.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

The Pioneer Mills flour, from Sacra- mento, at F. M. Wo,cott's Cash Store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

Choicest fresh ranch butter just re- reived at Tweed's store. fl
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

To close out his summer stock, Tweed has marked it down to cost. jyIo-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

If you want to keep posted read the EPIrApH.
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Buffalo hams and bacon, fresh, at Tweeds store. fl
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All kinds of job work executed at the EPITAPH office at loves. rates. If
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All kinds of stove wood for sale at H K. Tweed's.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

At Tweed's Store summer clothing car now be bought at cost. jyIo If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

Dress goods five, six seven and eish yards for $I Palace.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

Artistic Job work done at the loves rates, at the EPITAPH etfice.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

A large assortment of skirts, shawls under wear X Palace.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04
LOCALITIES.

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 All kinds of stove wood for sale at H K. Tweed's. If you want to keep posted read the EPIrApH Buffalo hams and bacon, fresh, at Tweed's store. tf All kinds of job work executed at the EPITAPH office at loves: rates. If
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 Dress goods five, six seven and eight yards for SI Palace. Artistic Job work done at the lowest rates, at the EPITAPH etfice. Unlaundried, reinforced white shirts, for 75 cents, at Tweed's. oct8-tf
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 For the best and cheapest board in town patronize the Arcade A large assortment of skirts, shawls' under wear & Palace. At Tweed's Store summer clothing can now be bought at cost. jyIo If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

For the best and cheapest board il town patronize the Arcade
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

Unlaundried, reinforced white shirts for 75 cents, at Tweed's. octSf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04
Mineral Surveyor.

H. B. MANSON, Secretary.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-04

of age.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

UNDER and by virtue. of Deed of Trust,
M ade by John w. Wise and Lsnah Wise,
his wife to the undersigned, dated January
10th, 1884, and recorded In Trust and Mort
gage Book, No. =, page 1888. in the office OF the
Clerk of the County Court of Wood county,
to secure to ]. p. Shafer the payment of u
debt therein mentioned, / will, on the
25th day of June. 1887, ,
proceed TO sell at public sale, at the front
door OF the Court House Of Wood county
West Va, the real estate in said Deed Of
Trust mentioned, to-wit q, tract or lot of
land, lying on the North side OF the North
Western Virginia Turn ik o, about one mile
east Of PARK ersburg, ear the Fair grounds,
being 50 feet front on said Pike, and extend
ing back 29 feet adjoining lands OF Stone
and others, ana known as Lot No. % on q
plat OF the lands between the Pike and the
Fair grounds, known as Fairview, and be-
ing same Lot conveyed to Lanah Wise by
d. II. Neal and others by deed dated Februa-
ry 25th, 1881, and Of record In said Clerk y
ONCE, in Deed Book No. 40, page 2I2.
TERMS OF sALE:- Cash.
M ND DAVE ID. JOHNSON.
T ustee.
P.S.-The above announced Sale has been
postponed till the 18th day of July 1887, at
the place named In above notice.
k DAVE ID. JOHNSON,
. I'D. = Trustee,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
LEARN FROM THE ENEMY.
The Liquor Men Well Know
What Hurts Thcm Most.

Read this from the South West,
leading liquor organ: e'r@
g "When prohibition exists, as it
does now, under either constitu-
tional or statutory law, in half q
dozen States: when constitutional
amendments are pending before the
people of as many more for adop.
zion, and the question of enacting
prohibition laws is being agitated
in helegislatures of all the balance !;
when local option has captured
more than half of Kentucky and
Maryland, two-thirds of Georgia,
and is advancing with very in
creasing rapidity in nearly all the
others States of the Union, it is
time, and high time. for somebody
TODD something. The opponents
and enemies of the traffic and OF
personal liberty are over
running the land with cunning
arguments, both oral and printed,
for the suppression of the few
rights yet remaining, and yet al
most nothing has thus far been
seriously done to refute and answer
them. e'p i'i N'R" 8f f@# q
The time has come when all
those engaged id the beer, wine or
liquor traffic should unite for a
common defense or allow them to
be crushed and destroy ed by com
mon enemy. The trade needs
thorough state, county, city and
township organization. OF course
this will require efforts, sacrifices,
and some means, but our cause is
worth all this and no great good
was ever accomplished without
sacrifice.
"The sacrifice required of the
trade is nothing, compared with
the surging pillows of fanatacism
sweeping over the land. Hundreds
of the smaller towns in Ohio have
adopted prohibition by local op-
ton and the enemy is surely and
steadily advancing. Is it not a.
bout tine to put on our war paint
and get ready for thorough and
systematic aggressive opposition to
the PIohibitionists ?"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
q r*.'
Cause For Alarm.

In recent letter, after some mat
ters of business, Rev. J. E. Will
liams, of Ronceverte, Greenbrier
county, says: 'afl.
If Bro. T. C. Johnson and Mrs.
Moore will visit our town, they
will, as think, meet with a warm
reception. What we want now ls to
make a desperate canvass with our
Christian people. They absolutely
control the situation. Most of m y
labor have been Exclusively de-
voted for one month to an endeavor
to awaken cur ministry, 80 they
will zealously sound the alarm. l
tell you candidly that there is
great cause for alarm. If the salt
lose it's flavor, wherewith shall we,
as a nation, be saled. 1t is they
who control the situation; they
must be made to feel it, too. God
sOiU demand of them, "Woe be to
the Waterman who crieth not out
for an ALARM" ...
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Trying To Save Texas.

The liquor men of Texas are
thoroughly arouse d and alarmed.
A delegation of them lately visited
St. Louis, and then started north
and east to collect funds to fight
prohibition in that State. They
say they must have $4,000 tor
this purpose from the brewers and
other friends of the cause outside
of the State, to save Texas from
prohibition. They are reported as
saying that from present indica-
tions prohibition will carry by 25,-
600 majority. So let it bel Moth
ing is SO satisfactory and hopeful
to the friends of humanity as the
alarm of the liquor men. Their
overthrow means the peace and
prosperity of the country. Piasb,rg
Christian ADVOCATE.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
The Saloons and Taxes.

The distilleries furnish feed for a
great many hogs. This product is
clear profit to the distiller, and
comes in direct competition with
the farmer. While the farmer has
a market for his corn, he loses a
market for all the hogs produced
by the distiller. .--a7<t
Nor is this the greatest injury
the farmer sustains. Every saloon
has patrons who spend their money
for liquor, but are too poor to bay
meat. The most carefully compil-
ed statistics show that the people
of the United States annually spend
nine hundred million dollars for
liquors. If this waste could be
stopped, the farmers share OF the
diverted millions would be tenfold
that received from the distillers
and brewers.
But this is not all. The traffic
peoples the land with paupers and
criminals, and the farmer must pay
his share of the cost of all its cruel
work. Of all men, the farmer
should favor the prohibition OF the
LIQUOR traffic.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Whisky Mob I'm Texas.

A Prohibition meeting In San
Antonio, Texas, was recently brok-
en- up by mob, and speakers pelt-
ed WITH eggs, etc. Bishop Turner,
of Georgia, colored man, was to
speak. The court house was deni-
ed them, the halls were all closed
against them, and the public plaza
where meetings are held, was de-
MED them by the Mayor. A tract
of Government land was then tax
en-, and, when about to proceed, a
bowling mob assailed the speakers
and the meeting was broken up.
These are the anti-prohibition ar
guments and will have their ef
fects.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLD
ERS. tHh


TO all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof, of Rebecca j. Hull; ASA
! IN PURsUA nee Of an order made by the
Judge of the Circuit Court of Wood county,
West Va, IN Chambers on the 18th day of
Juhe, 1887, made in cause therein pending,
to subject the real estate Of the said Rebecca
J. Hull to the satisfaction of liens thereon,
You are hereby required to present all
claims, held by you and each OF You against
the said Rebecca J. Hull, which are liens on
her real estate, or any part OF 1T, for ad-
judication to me, lat my Office on Third St.
in the city of Parkersburg, In the county Of
Wood, on or before the 7th day Of July
1897. .4sse..
Given under my hand this the 18th of
June, 1887.
BAKNA POWELL,
Com m issione r.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
Liquor Men Aroused.
The National Association Raising
. -. 49,. 1Sinetps of Wdr. ~

IL f,m ,,,.s.4 aSipeUs Of War. ~
1.-THE National Association of
Wholesale Liquor Dealers held an
important meeting recently in
Chicago. J. M. Anterior, of
Louisville, presided. In addition
to : the local members present, a
Texas delegation was in atten-
dance. Whether they discussed
the, local. fight in Chicago is not
known. The gentlemen say they
did not, They. say they had enough
to do in preparing for the prohibit
ton fight in Texas. The prohibit.
ton amendment there will be
voted upon August 4, and the fight
is red hot. One of the Wholesale
men says that is what The 800
assessment is for in Chicago, to
fight prohibition in Texas.
Mr.. Anterior, the president, ad.
mits that 1t is hard battle. Then
prohibition in Tennessee comes to
vote September %, and it must
be met. West Virginia, Oregon,
Dakota, Wyoming Territory, to
say nothing of Michigan and
Missouri, are causing the liquor
men trouble. So the National as
ISOLATION did not come to help the
Chicago dealers, but rather to be
helped. An assessment of ten
cents per barrel was made on old
rye and bourbon, and requests fol
funds made to the wholesalers
Every distiller, he said, does his
level best, one in Cincinnati Civ
ing $4,000"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
The Tennessee Press.

The Superintendent of Press
Work for Tennessee reports through
the Signal that of the 146 news
papers of the State who replied to
inquiries, 1O4 are supporting the
Amendment. Every paper pub
lished by the colored people is do
ing all it can for the Amendment,
and these will influence many
votes.--Iosod Mess.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF s&s,
II E A i EST ATE >.

Z. II. Scott and ii. II. dis, jr., AdministTn-
tors, with the VIII annexed, OF ID. IA.
dis, deceased, ~ 49,
Mary Foreman, Thos. /. Foreman, ct al, In
the Circuit Court OF Wood County. Vest
Virginia.
BY virtue OF decree rendered In the
above styled case on March 18th, 1887, tn .
unaerslgned Special Commissioners ap-
pointed thereby, Will, on the
1871 Day Of July, 1887.
That being Court day, at the front door er
re tSoarS House Of sag !; 90. :onnty Of Wood
after described, separately,
@ ATPUBLIC AUCTIONl
To the Highest and Best bidder, to-wit: Il
tract of land containing about ~ acres, lying
the land conveyed to II. ii. dis BY Lysander
Dudley and wife, by deed OF August Bird +,
1855, OF record In the Clerks Off, OF the
County Court OF said county, In Deed BOOK
a house and lot In the city Of Parker g.
in1l e No. ia ON Green Street and Convey cd
TO H. H. DIS by W.. W. Van Wink 10
Special u GommdssiSner, by deed Ha 81 0etopcr
Deed Book No. AZ page 37z.
A house ana ioI IN said city on Market
street, 81 feet by le0 feet, conveyed TO said
Of March 9Th, 1882, OF record in said Clerks
office in Deed Book No. 40 page l23.
Ana hosss 9s neS isa 1y
conveyed to SAID IL. ii. dis by Amos Dye
and wife, by deed of February ~ 1885,, OF re-
cord in said Cletk's office in Deed Book no.
81 page ~.
TERMS OF SALE
one-third of the purchase money cash in
hand, and the residue on q credit OF six and
twelve months except as to the said 10 acre6
of land which will be sold for one-tbfrd
cash and the residue on credit of twelve
and twenty-four months; the purchaser 70
give his notes with good personal security
bearing Interest for the defer ed payments
and the legal tile will be retained as adj
ditional security until all the purchase
money 10 paid.
g. F. SCOTT
H. Fl. dis Jr;
Special u MN issionera-
Bond in the penalty of $500 with % Cd
fecurity given by said Com missioners as
required by law. TKsTE
o. N. CLEMENS, Clerk.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06

Silver Lake Quartet at Noun
tain Lake Conference July 26 Z:
Mrs. Clara Hoffman, of Missouri,
July q; Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap, of
Michigan, July %; Mrs. C. B.
Buell., Of Chicago, July %, as we'll
as President throughout the ses-
sions. All these anC more. Get
ready.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-06

Every man, woman and child in
West Virginia ought to join some
sort of league at once for driving
the pirate Saloon from our State.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-17
La marina mercante de los E. q.

La Direction de estadistica ha COM
pletado su intorme sobre el estado de
u marina mercante del psis. cuyo tone
lsie total es de 4.l3O,OOO toneIadas, de
las que 100000 pertenecen la ma
vegaci6n de altura, y $3.50, 900 q Ia de
cabotaje, y de los rios y lagos del pals.
El iefs de esa oficina, Mr.. Morton,
dedica + aginas de mucho interes al
sistema de sefiales para evitar los cho-
cues en- alta mar. En- el estado que
nos ocupa sc clasifican y dividen sePA-
radamente ID marina mercante ds los
puertos del AtlAntico, 10 del Pacifco,
Il de los grandes lagos del Norte. y Ia
de Ice rios mas caudalosos del Oeste
La revista que despues hace de las
empresss americanas dedicsdas a Ia
construction de buques, le lleva & reco-
mendar al gobierDo que presto sns au-
xilios- & dicha industria bsjo- ciertss
condolences, una de las cuales deberia
ser que las construcciones, talleres y
m6telial estuvieran al servicio de ls
marina de guerra siempre que las cir
cunstancisslo exigiesen.
, Abundsn los datos relstivos d las
pesqueriss, y de Ia estadistica resulta
cue Ell ndmero de embarcaciones dedi-
cadas & Ia pesca del bscalao y 10 ma
Garcia disminuy6 de 2,249 en- 1888 &
1889 en- 1856, y ell de los dedicados d
10 resca de Ia ballena bsj6 de l4l &
lo4 en- igual periodo. Ell tonelsje to-
tai de las embsrcsciones pescadoras de
toda clase era en- 1883 de 127, ,452 to-
neladas , no pasaba de 1OS,04S en
1855.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-17
ESCOFINA LOSADA.

Acaba de llegar esta capital un repre-
sentante del autor de la Escofna Losada,
nstrumento II ulil como sen ilo y de tan
facil inofensiva aplicacion, quo 10 mismo
pueden usArlo los ciegos que los que tienen
vista, para hacer desapArecer en- el acto toda
ca'losidAd, sin dolor nj riesgo alguno
Este inaprel liable invento wien" precedido
10 gran reputation tanto de EspahA, pale del
inventor, como dc otres varias naciones en- que
80 expende con el nlisno buen resullaio.
con ohjeto de que el pubhco no erea que Sc
tratra de htcerle viotimA del chsrlAtAnIsmo
que por desgrAciA tAnto abundA, dichos :, pre-
sentAnies las haTAn fepATtir domioiiio deJar
las por "a h1rAs, para que Il pdblicO las en>a'
ye su gusto en- este ssnpo, y pusda eeTcio-
rArse prActcAmente dc que Ia encacia de Ia
" EscotaA Los4dA n drj& lugar dada
In las ~ hoFas que g. Hen en pader dsl
pabIico, pnsden uS.Tlas eu Ioda cAlloAidad y
aAas 10 das sin que ssten obligsdos que
darse con elias pndivn 70 eomptaFIss devol-
verla., al tienpo dc seE recogidAs p0r los re.
pArsidofvs ssE4n ia voisntAi ie eadA euA.
Kii4vv4tof 80 Ia Rsc Has isisAds hAoe
pscsen,o q: pdbllec que Ell ihvenci6n rs rnas
bien hasnAnitAra qac lacrAt,va, ca vlrtaa 10
rceiagilo ds su p'ecio, q 10 = ID ocnsAvo.l },
pu,s proportion al hienes,Af de ios pies. PaE
IAsg~0ao ds aGo dos a1es. qae es 10 "a vieae
darAr anA EsaouaA, asAadolA uaA soAA
p~rsoaA,
pe.6.ito s~serAl Fonda La E.pAaola,
ea !. MsuaA. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-17
RECAUDaCl0N
De CONTRlBUCIONES De- ESTADO
EN- LA CAPITAL.
AyIsO.

Cumplicndo con 10 dispuesto en- ell articulo
- del Begl l4mcnto general para la imposition
administration cohrAnlA dc la oontiibuciln
indus,riA. y de eoluercio, aprobAdo poT Real
Decreto de - he D,cienbre de 1878; en- 81
Is he Ia Ilstruccs5n para la oobranza de los
dabl'o= por coatribuciones De 80 de J,nio
del Ana ppdo., hsgo presente, que. durante
dlez diA., eon,af desle e l. de Mayo prs
ximo. Sc proec<icrA poF loo cobradorcs de estA
Il eau iacijn i Ia cobranzA domic,io do q
oorrrsp0ndteute al ce arto trimestre del Aho
ecoa6.l go actual dc 1856 81. por Ias oon;ribu-
cisne. Territorial Industrial dc Comercio.
Veucido- d,chos terminus, los que 10 L. h bic
sen sAHsfecho, pOdrAn vent Arlo en estA Re
cAudAe4on, sta 80 IA cAllv del Cristo namero
II, hA}aA dursute c,ro piAro lie einco diAs,
9,se ,rruiiuAtA >, IS del udsno wave; en- Ia
iaseiigvaciA Sc que. ,rAnscurr,lo ss;os altimos,
pss~oesicfA =. sehfo pos l. vtA cyecativa, 90
gan 10 pFvyeaide poF tesminenlc. aFdcnes dc
= lusea ieae4A y sn el ss,iculo il dc Ia eitAdA
IL ifaee4an. aplicAadose los deadoFes iAs
v.en&, essAblc-ilAs CO - Ag;icalos 10 y - &c
: u.issuA-
io 4as &C h&ee p4blco para coaaOimlcnio
ID - costg,buyraIs q quasaes outcaerpA
Puerto Rsee, l6 Sc Atul DO 1857. - Il
Ro1 Aui41of. ASrosio NJ pE ALpAET. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-17
El sistema Pasteur en- Ia Habana.

He regresado & 10 Habana 10 comi-
sion enViada & Paris. por iniciativa de
la" Cr6nica Medico Quirargica." 4 es-
tudiar el sistema inocuiativo Pasteur
psra la profilaxis de 10 rabia.
Los doctores don Diego Tamsyo,
don joaquin Vid6sols y don j. Alba
IRAN, que conetituyen Ia comisi6n, han
permsnecido muchos meses en- Paris
estudiando y comrrobsndo el referido
eisteIna hatta en- sus memories detalles;
' sn el luminoso iDfnrme que &c pro-
ponen presentar & 10 Fscultad de Medi-
Gina de 10 Habsns, har&n constar que
Green frmemente que ell descubrimien-
to de Pasteur es un hecho consumado
y tai la serie de pruebas experiments
das en- que ee funda, que no es fAcil
su negaci6n, 81 esta ha de spoyarse en-
el terreno que cultivs Ell laboratorio.
Como consecuenciA rerutan incon.
gruentes 8 sin buens base las Gbjecio
mes que sc han dirigido, Ia mayor par
te te6ricas, inclusos los experimentos
de Frisch, NAL hechos y POGO numero-
sos para tan rotundss conclusiones.
En- vista de clio, irformar&n muy fA-
vorAblemente, y Cuba tendra Ell Ihstitu
to que necesita, pero con borizontes
muy anchos, cual Ell de Barcelona.
Los refsridos doctores traen consigo,
desde PARIS, conejos inoculados para
mantener Ell virus fresco, inoculaciones
uue han lido repitiendo hasta 50 llegs-
"a d Cuba. Ell conejo que ha servido
primero correspoude q 10 serie l42 del
iaboratorio de Pssteur (uns de las va
rias que se cultivan), , hay ademas
etgas de distintos rdmeros. EDfermo
B los siete dias de Ia inoculaci6n intra.
caneana (plazo fijo) y muri6 q los dos
diss aproximadamente. Sc extrajeron
Ia medula y mass encefa'ica con todo
rigor para evitar inpurifcaciones, y
con I'M pedacito de bulbo machacado y
luego diluido en- csldo esterilizado, Sc
practicsron las inoculaciones, previs Ia
trelansci6n,. en- cuatro conejos, aigunos
de los cuales han sido recogidos por Ell
doctor PAUL. como semilla para 50 Ia
boratorio. AdemGs este mismo guar
do c0nvenientemente otras dilusiones
tal como Sc prepsra Ell liquido para la.
inyecciones prof lacticas, con Amino de
hacer nuevos ingertoa.
\ hi laboratorio de 10 Hsbans debia
empexar & funcionar en- breve, 4 cuyo
efecto, con nm perro que dias pasados
inOrdi6 & varios indiViduos, Ode cuyo
suceso 90 ocur6 Ia prensa), Sc inocula-
ron dos conejos, que al llegar q los dias
pfevistos rabiaron tambl9n. Los indi-
vidnos mordidos fueron, sin embargo
snviados 8 Paris, porque hasta los pri,
mef0s dias del mes entrante, sslvo ac-
cidente, no estarA el virus del expresa'
do laboratorio en- condolences segurai
dc apIicsci6n, y antes que compromises
81 metodo, Sc ha preferido aguardar sir
exponer Z los mordidos.
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